...C.H.E. IMRAY; S. WALSH; T. CLARKE; C. TIIVAS; H. HOAR; T.C. HARVEY; C.W.M. CHAN; P.J.G. FORSTER; A.R. BRADWELL; A.D. WRIGHT The effects of gas mixtures comprising supplementary 3% carbon dioxide, 35% oxygen or a combination of 3% CO 2 plus 35% O 2 in ambient air have been compared on arterial blood...

... oxygen levels were significantly lower in the diabetic amputee group (median 43 mmHg; interquartile range 33–49 mmHg) than in the control (59; 56–74 mmHg) and non-diabetic amputee (57; 43–65 mmHg) groups (control compared with diabetic amputee group, P < 0.001; diabetic amputee compared with non...

... narrowed angles in hypertensive subjects could be explained by increased tone in the retinal arteriolar bed. blood pressure carbon dioxide optimality principles oxygen retinal vascular geometry 483Clinical Science (2000) 99, 483 488 (Printed in Great Britain) Acute effects of oxygen and carbon...

...Karen J. MURCHIE; Garry L. JENNINGS; Bronwyn A. KINGWELL Despite providing symptomatic relief in patients with congestive heart failure (CHF), supplemental oxygen (O 2 ) has been demonstrated to increase total peripheral resistance. The present study investigated the possibility that O 2 inhalation...

...Mohamed K. AL-OBAIDI; Philip J. ETHERINGTON; David J. BARRON; Peter C. WINLOVE; John R. PEPPER The supply and utilization of oxygen by the myocardium reflect the dynamic efficiency of the microcirculation. The present study examines these parameters during coronary artery bypass surgery. We used...

...I. M. Petyaev; A. Vuylsteke; D. W. Bethune; J. V. Hunt 1. Although not often appreciated, it is a fact that molecular oxygen is more soluble in lipids than in aqueous solution. We have recently developed a method to monitor oxygen within the lipid content of plasma. Monitoring plasma oxygen is one...

... Research Society 1994 digoxin-like substances oxygen respiratory disease sodium Clinical Science (1994) 87, 447451 (Printed in Great Britain) 447 Plasma endogenous digoxiwlike substance levels are dependent on blood 0, in man Claudio FERRI, Cesare BELLINI, Simonetta COASSIN, Claudio DE ANGELIS...

...Keith N. Frayn; Patricia Lund; Mark Walker © 1993 The Biochemical Society and the Medical Research Society 1993 adipose tissue arteriovenous differences carbon dioxide indirect calorimetry muscle oxygen respiratory quotient substrate oxidation Clinical S c i i e (1993) 85, 373...

...M. S. Balter; K. R. Chapman; M. R. Maleki-Yazdi; F. H. H. Leenen; A. S. Rebuck 1. Long-term oxygen therapy in appropriate patients prolongs survival and corrects neuropsychological function. Some tests of mental function paradoxically improve during short periods of oxygen withdrawal in patients...

... them. © 1985 The Biochemical Society and the Medical Research Society 1985 α-adrenoceptor agonists angiotensin blood pressure Ca 2+ -entry blockade carbon dioxide nifedipine oxygen vascular smooth muscle Clinical Science (1985) 68 (Suppl. lo), 99s-104s 99s Influence of blood gases...

...C. R. Wyss; F. A. Matsen, III; Racheal V. King; C. W. Simmons; E. M. Burgess 1. We studied the relationship between trans-cutaneous oxygen tension at the foot and local arteriovenous pressure difference in 15 normal men and women; arteriovenous pressure difference was varied by changing the height...

...A. W. Segal; J. Clark; A. C. Allison 1. The metabolism of oxygen by phagocytosing neutrophils was traced by using 15 O 2 . 2. The isotope did not exchange with the incubation medium or cells to an appreciable extent and unmetabolized oxygen was readily eluted by gassing the cell suspension. 3...

...E. A. Harris; Eve R. Seelye; R.M.L. Whitlock 1. Data have been combined from three previous series to provide revised standards for the prediction of physiological dead-space volume ( V D ), arterial oxygen tension ( P a,o 2 ), alveolar-to-arterial oxygen-tension difference ( P a,o 2 - P a,o 2...

... in a group of 16 normal subjects (469 ± 117 ml) studied previously by the same method. There was no correlation between pulmonary blood volume and driving pressure across the pulmonary circulation, or between pulmonary blood volume and P a,o 2 . 3. Breathing 26–29% oxygen in 19 patients caused no significant...

... was kept constant. 2. At least two blood P co 2 tensions were studied in each subject. Arterial oxygen saturation was monitored continuously by ear oximetry, calibrated for each subject with arterialized blood. The onset of cerebral hypoxia was identified by the appearance of frontal slow waves (less than...

...%. 4. There was, however, no significant fall in cardiac output or change in oxygen transport during treatment. 5. Of the eight patients with bone pain who received treatment, five claimed complete pain relief. 5 2 1975 © 1975 The Biochemical Society and the Medical Research Society 1975...

... breathing either air or 30% oxygen. 2. Hypoxaemia was aggravated by exercise, without change in the mean CO 2 tension. Hypoxaemia was improved when 30% oxygen was breathed on exercise, but again there was no significant rise in the average arterial CO 2 tension. 3. Arterial lactate concentrations, normal...